NERC IAA proposal UCL

2013年春天，伦敦大学学院获得了首个NERC影响奖，这使得地理、地球科学和遗传、进化与环境（GEE）这三个主要受益于NERC资助的部门能够留住在NERC资助的伦敦大学学院社区内建立跨部门网络并加强联系的员工。这使得这些nerc资助的科学家更容易接触到，更有能力与企业、非政府组织和政府接触。这一阶段已经产生了几个新的合作项目，其中项目由企业和/或非政府组织共同资助。鉴于NERC影响奖第一阶段对伦敦大学学院的成功，所有主要参与部门都希望继续并扩大他们的活动。它们将保留在NERC社区内积累经验并建立强大网络的工作人员。通过组织更多的活动和建立网站，旨在将科学家与企业和其他感兴趣的各方聚集在一起，产生影响的萌芽文化将继续得到嵌入和加强。其中一个活动将把NERC的科学家和编程专家聚集在一起，寻找分析大型数据集的新方法，以帮助了解我们的生态。我们将开设持续专业进修课程，帮助社区和非政府组织提高对灾害的应变能力和对灾害风险的认识。将开发一个创新的应用程序，以帮助从业者了解和可视化未来50年的气候影响。研究部门之间的联系是伦敦大学学院IAA试点项目第一阶段活动的一个特点。伦敦大学学院的目标是在环境领域发展的同时深化这种部门间的交叉合作，环境领域将成为nerc研究的虚拟中心，并将在副教务长（研究）办公室和伦敦大学学院公共政策办公室内开展工作。这些核心功能旨在将气候科学及其与公众和政策制定者的交流联系起来，并保护伦敦大学学院内部建立的网络。

The first NERC impact award to UCL in the spring of 2013 has allowed Geography, Earth Sciences, and Genetics, Evolution and Environment (GEE), the three main departments that benefit from NERC funding, to retain staff that have built networks across departments and strengthened ties within the NERC-funded UCL community. This has made these NERC-funded scientists more accessible and more able to engage with businesses, NGOs and Government. This phase has already led to several new collaborations where projects are co-funded by businesses and/or NGOs.Given the success of the first phase of NERC impact award to UCL, all the main participant departments wish to continue and extend their activities. They will retain the staff that have gained experience and built strong networks within the NERC community. By organising further events and building websites aimed at bringing together scientists with businesses and other interested parties the budding culture of impact generation will continue to be embedded and strengthened. One event will bring together NERC scientists with programming experts to find new ways to analyses large data sets helping to understand our ecology. A CPD course will be developed to help communities and NGOs to improve their resilience to disasters and understanding of disaster risks. An innovative app will be developed to help practitioners to understand and visualise climate impact over the next 50 years.Liaison between research departments has been a feature of UCL's activity for Phase I of the IAA pilot. UCL aims to deepen this departmental cross-collaboration alongside the development of the Environment Domain, which will become the virtual hub of NERC-remit research, and will be based within the office of the Vice-Provost (Research) and alongside UCL Public Policy. These central functions aim to bring together a number of strands relating to climate science and its communication to the public and policy makers and safeguard the networks built up within UCL.